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    Disable the Intel graphic card

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by yassine_hell, Dec 13, 2011.

  1. yassine_hell

    yassine_hell Newbie

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    Hello, i have bought the asus N55SF (couldnt find the notebook forum) and it got 2 graphic card an integrated Intel card, and NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 555M 2GB DDR3 VRAM but the Intel one is driving me insane! every time i open a game or 3D sofware like blender, the pc uses the intel card tried ti disable it from "Device manager" but the resolution went down to 1600*900 (instead of 1920*1080) so any help :(? thx
     
  2. eeisner

    eeisner Notebook Enthusiast

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    in the nvidia control panel, under "adjust image settings...," tell it to use your advanced 3d settings, then go to "manage 3d settings." in this menu, the top option will let you chose a preferred graphics processor (where you will chose the nvidia card), but the recommended option is to go to the program settings tab, adding the specific programs you want to use the nvidia card, then tell it to use the nvidia card rather than auto-select. that way, when browsing and doing ordinary tasks, it will use the intel card and save battery, but with the programs u specify, it will use the nvidia card.

    hope that helps
     
  3. yassine_hell

    yassine_hell Newbie

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    thx for ur help :)